Ghost Train Presents Results of Adults

Throughout the history of collective human culture, we have continually
searched for a connective meaning between the instinctual collision of
sound and color. For some, this connection is purely metaphorical, and for others, it is an unavoidable and innate sensory experience. For Tym Cornell, the predominant songwriter and founding member of Results of Adults, it is unmistakably both. Growing up immersed in the lush, overgrown landscapes of rural Alabama, Cornell’s life has been guided by an uncannily synesthetic path. Upon his compulsive journey to find visual discovery through music, Tym Cornell has created a luminous universe where there are no black keys on the keyboard (literally all the minor keys on his piano have been
meticulously painted in a kaleidoscopic array of colors), and Results of Adults has always authentically celebrated this elemental alliance between sight and sound, which is profoundly evident on their new full length album, Interstellar
Peach Delight.

Results of Adults are based in Birmingham, AL and consist of Tym Cornell on vocals, guitar, piano, and an endless assemblage of noise making
devices; his creative partner and wife, Merry Bee Cornell on bass, and Mark Beasley on drums and percussion. Formed in 2006, they have spent
the last decade and a half concocting their own alternative history of psychedelic pop where altered states of consciousness, revelatory outsider
art, and well-crafted, irresistible songwriting lay happily side by side.

Recorded between 2018 and 2020, Interstellar Peach Delight is a more
focused and mature work, and their sound feels more cohesive. Shining
brighter and bolder than before, it is perhaps a newly found sense of
refined direction that provides sonic actualization for all their polychromatic
ideas. As is apparent on album stand-outs like “Kittens Touch the Sky,” their
hallucinogenic infectiousness connects musical building blocks, which
effortlessly pass through music genres, as well as space and time.
From the tribal percussive opening of “Gas Station” to the album’s soaring,
string-filled closing number, “Magic,” Interstellar Peach Delight has the
delicate odd charm of a flowery ‘60s-era band like The West Coast Pop Art
Experimental Band, along with the 1980s paisley pranking of The Dukes of
Stratosphear, and the lo-fi energetic zeal of ea rly '90s Flaming Lips.

Additionally, there is a rare otherworldliness found inside the grooves onthe record, that is closely
linked both to the cosmic, communal iterations of Sun Ra’s Arkestra, as well as the spiritual strangeness of the Southern folk art tradition.

As E.O. Wilson, the world renown biologist (and fellow Alabama native)
once said, “...I feel music has a very important role in ritual activity, and that
being able to join in musical activity, could have been necessary at a very
early stage of human culture.” As evident in their music, creative vision, and
even their way of living, I would dare say that Results of Adults would agree
that they, and indeed all of us, are part of such a lineage where everything
initially began and where everything will eventually meet.

Host or Publisher Ghost Train Brewing Company